The youngsters of Natalie “Nadya” Suleman, often known as “Octomom,” are breaking their silence.
The 49-year-old’s octuplets, the youngest eight of her 14 children, have begun to share perception about their mother and household life, simply forward of their sixteenth birthday Jan. 26 and weeks earlier than the discharge of Lifetime’s I Was Octomom film March 8, and Confessions of Octomom docuseries March 10.
“My mother needed to sacrifice,” Nariyah Suleman, 15, informed Folks in an interview posted Jan. 25, “sacrifice her life, her pals, herself and her dignity, simply in order that she will be able to maintain us.”
Talking whereas sitting subsequent to her mother, the teenager continued, “If any alternative got here that she’d lastly be capable to inform the reality, after all, I might wish to assist my mother as a lot as I can as a result of she helped us so a few years.”
Natalie, who not goes by her nickname Nadya to flee the “trauma” of her previous, per Folks, turned a tabloid sensation in 2009 after giving start to Nariyah and octuplet siblings Noah, Josiah, Maliyah, Jonah, Jeremiah, Isaiah and Makai, who had been conceived by IVF.
